The Deli Magazine tells us "Price sounds like if Ani Difranco was raised by Jay-Z and Beyonce". You might not have heard of her but chances are that unknown to you,
you have already heard her voice. Kirsten Price is a growing army of talent that maintains a very healthy career by flying under the radar. Her unique voice has been chosen by companies like Coke, Campbells, Kellogs & Clinique to ram home their add campaigns
and her music has been picked up by major networks like CBS, NBC, Showtime and MTV. She has been called on to open the show for Sly Stone,
Wycleff Jean and Natasha Beddingfeild and quietly toured 21 US states,
the UK, Canada and Italy on her own steam. Now she is blazing new
ground with her sophomore album "Brixton To Brooklyn"; a daring self
produced tour de force that seamlessly navigates through the diverse
territory of Hip Hop flavoured dance grooves, heart wrenching ballads
and anthemic rock choruses. Unlike her last offering, she penned, played and produced
every track on the new album herself.

After her first album was released, industry bible Billboard Magazine
told us that she "should offer triple A radio a new star".
Questioning the formats continuing relevance, "Like it or not, the
reality is that we are all on the Internet" she says, "People get a
thrill from discovering precious things for themselves. Despite all
the theatre involved, ultimately music is a highly personal medium and
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